The Kokomo Tribune from Kokomo, Indiana • Page 9

Injunction hearing set A Howard Superior Court 1 hear. ing is scheduled June 25 for arguments whether de permanent injunction Issued against Bruce Merritt's vehicle business. Recently, Judge Dennis Parry denied the plan commission's request for temporary injunction, which can be issued in such cases If an emergency exists. Parry inspected Merritt's operation at 1035, 1101, 1106 and 1111 W. Madison St.

and ruled that no emergency exists. Earlier this year, the Kokomo Commission filed complaint against Merritt and his wife, Aletha Kay, claiming they are operating a junkyard without having a zoning permit. The plan commission said Merritt 1 keeps abandoned vehicles, scrap materials, old tires and other debris on property at 1025, 1101, 1105 and 1111 W. Madison St. Merritt's attorney responded by saying the property is zoned for i variety of commercial uses, including site for warehouses, storage of building materials, lumber and coal storage, garages, parking lots or vehicle sales lots.

Superior court 1 The following court actions curred between April 21 and 30. Cases heard John Fawbush Jr. and Sheryl Dobson vs. Ralph A. Schafer; case dismissed on plaintiff's motion; plaintiff sought $2,000 as damages stemming from a traffic accident Sept.

26 in Muncie. E. Vonderahe and Carol and R. Erich Cox Ship- vs. Ernest ley; plaintiffs awarded judgment of plaintiffs sought $50,000, claiming the defendants cut trees on plaintiffs' property near 170N- 400W in 1978.

Marriage dissolutions granted Mona and David Lee Roberts. Dendra Jo and Keith R. Mudd. Evelyn Celestine and Robert Allen Cooper. Lockert and Juanita F.

Cole- man. Theresa and John Michael Toney. Linda Terry Sue and James R. Ward. and Debbie Boothby.

Jo E. and Roger L. Wolfe. Melody R. and Greg E.

Jones. Gary and Mary E. White. Markets INDIANAPOLI off: 1-2 200 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) barrows to 75 1-3 245 active, firm to cents in limited 1-3 let so. all classes not well steers: tow choice 34 holsteine smelt lets 1,150 57.00 20, no test.

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Me Dow Index, 11:30 a.m. Stacks a 45 15 Stacks 47.21 Chicago Board of Trade close as of Tuesday Courtesy of Collins Commodities corn Close HI Che. 3.44% 3.45 3.40 3.45¼ Dec 3.50 March 3.42½ May 3.73 3.73 3.41½ July 1.31¼ 7.311 7.34½ 7.31 1.0½ 1.23 7.51 7.30% 1.47¼ 7.55 March 7.. May 1.01% 0.00½ July 4.07 May 4.79½ March 4.25 Kokomo cash grain market closing, Tuesday Corn, per bu New corn. bu.

5 beene. bu. 7.04 bu per 3.50 New 3.50 Plan construction begins CREEDMOOR, N.C. (AP) Construction has begun on $10 million manufacturing plant that will make medical instruments and ultimately employ 500 people. Deborah Byous Deborah Jean Byous, 4-hour-old Infant daughter of Rickey and Carolyn (Beene) Byous, 810 S.

Diamond died in St. Joseph Memorial Hospital at 1:30 p.ro. Tuenday, June 9, 1981. She was born at the hospital at 7:30 a.m. Surviving with the parents are a sister, brother, Melissa Michael Byous, Byous, both and A home; maternal grandparents, Charles Beene and Patsy Sims, and paternal grandparents, Koko- Mr.

and Mrs. Huey Byous, all of mo; paternal great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Crosley of Bellwood, Mr. and Mrs.

William T. Byous of Griffith, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lowe of Chino Valley, and paternal great-grandmother, Grace Marquess of Lafayette. Services will be at 11 a.m.

Friday at Ellers Mortuary with burial in Albright Cemetery. Calling at the mortuary will be after 9 a.m. Friday. Jessie M. Durrell BOCA RATON, Fla.

Services for Jessie M. Durrell, 88, 1301 N.W. 12th were conducted today at R. Jay Kracer Funeral Home here with the Rev. T.

Newton Wise officiating. Entombment was in Boca Raton Masoleum. Mrs. Durrell died in her home early Sunday morning, June 7, 1981, following an extended illness. She was born in Olney, Oct.

18, 1892, the daughter of Andrew and Ida (Barker) McGath. She was married to Charles A. Durrell who died in 1976. Surviving are a son, Charles A. Durrell Jr.

of Kokomo, a daughter, Jane Durrell of Boca Raton; three grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. She had moved to Boca Raton in 1968 and was a member here of CZ, PEOP, First United Methodist Church, Royal Neighbors of AmerIca and American Association for Retired Persons. Name corrected Due to incorrect information provided the Tribune, the last name of two surviving sons was published incorrectly in Tuesday's obituary for Rebecca Lue Greene, 42, 5118 Kickapoo Drive. They are Jason Clay Greene and Matthew Greene. New York stocks Coovright by The Associated Press 1 SE Try Tribune Want Ads 1.2411 Kelvin Crunch 2.40 4 Corno Renin NEW YORK morning RITAS Crate Dart Kn 3.40 Rock Dayco Rorer Rohrin 261 Rowen .0410 1.3413 RC Cos 1.0410 4 314 Ryder 10 En DuaL1 EastAir EMIGF Kod LOF Litton LILCO MG1C Lockhd 1,12 4 Schr Scot Schimb Signals Feints SFeinds 2 lo1.40 2.12 .50 1.2017 7 2.40 I FlaPL FICh1 Firest Finen FInER 1 a McG McDnid Mid1.05 11 SON Smitin SCrEG SunCo SCalEd Sybron Res ID0 ac 2.40 1.85 1.00 2.40 130 2.40 2.10 1,00 1.7010 1.2015 1.6011 4 TECO 1.72 6 ForMK TRW Talley 2.4010 -G Tadych HackD aTE NLT 1.72 Tauti 19 MAFuel GAF GPU GTie SSh NCR Nor 1.52 31 TeREst Texint TxOGES 31 GIAIPE Transm1.2 2.00 Gillette a Thickis Timin Tricos Fox.

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Vincent Hospital, Indianapolis. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lyndall Jordan, 1520 Boca Raton Blvd. St.

Joseph Memorial Hospital Roe, William and Janice (Merrell), 1105 Wigwam Drive, a boy, William Joseph, 10 pounds, 13 ounces, at 12:59 a.m. Tuesday, June 9, 1981. Batera, Joseph and Teresa (Urso), 2413 Lowry, Grissom Air Force Base, a girl, 3:08 Maria Denise, Mon- 1 pounds, 1 ounce, at p.m. day, June 8, 1981. Kennedy, Roger and Sharon (Hurst), 1334 S.

Ohio a girl, Jessica Rachelle, 8 pounds, ounces, at 11:42 a.m. Monday, June 8, 1981. Morris, Robert and Tamara (Isaac), 1804 N. Jay a boy, Ryan Matthew, 8 pounds, 1 ounce, at 9: 29 a.m. Monday, June 8, 1981.

Minor, Thomas J. and Annette (Bowman), 4005-14E, a girl, April Dawn, 6 pounds, 11 ounces, at 11:38 p.m. Tuesday, June 9, 1981. Howard Comunity Hospital Bagwell, 1804 Mark Buick T. and Court, Gayla a J.

(Moore), boy, Adam Richard, 7 pounds, 11 ounces, at 11:28 p.m. Tuesday, June 9, 1981. Smith, S. Scott and Terri L. (Case), Windfall, a girl, Shanie Lee, 6 pounds, 11 ounces, at 11:11 p.m.

Tuesday, June 9, 1981. Tobin, Daniel J. and Beverly J. (Love), 1202 W. Havens a girl, Holly Rene, 6 pounds, ounces, at 3: 57 p.m.

Tuesday, June 9, 1981. Sarto and Marina 2007 Eastbrook Drive, a girl, Marissa Suzanne, 6 pounds, 15 ounces, at 7:45 a.m. Tuesday, June 9, 1981. Taylor, Angelos and Zoi (Haripu), 5903 Waubesa Way, a boy, Alexander Hercules, 7 pounds, ounces, at 10:53 a.m. Monday, June 8, 1981.

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TROPICANA Flares! FLORIDA YELLOW SWEET 0-OL, GREEN RED RADISHES PEPPERS SIZE CORN GREEN ONIONS COOL CRISP 6 8941 4 1 884 15 FoR CALIFORNIA He CARROTS HEAD CALIFORMIA LETTUCE 21994 5:5, $19 FARMERS MARKET OPEN 10 2O SOUTH -8PM. PRICES IN EFFECT 7 FULL DAYS! 7 DAYS LOKOMO. PRIES WEC, JUNE HM WAN TUES, JUNE 1614. A WEEK Local police are investigating several thefts and burglaries reported Monday and Tuesday. Minnie Mast at Friendship Haven 2600 W.

Jefferson reported the theft of five shrubs worth $220. Thomas Cone, 1309 N. Linsday reported the theft of a lawnmower worth $89 from his porch. Jeff Henry, attendant at the Tire Barn, 1641 E. Sycamore reported the theft of gasoline worth $8.13.

Luna Ligon, 523 E. Taylor told police someone stole four hubcaps worth $350 from her car parked in front of her home. Janet Ford, a clerk at Stop-N-Go Foods, Markland Avenue and Waugh Street, told police a boy enthe store and stole sandwiches and a cupcake worth Ulrich, 4810 N. Parkway, reported someone broke into his home and took an engagement ring and a wedding band, both valued at $800. Lois Featherstone, 708 S.

Brandon reported the theft of her three-month-old black doberman pincher, Kojak, valued at from $250, her and gasoline worth $15 car. Geary Beard, 614 E. Taylor reported someone forced a window on his home and took a digital cassette recorder and camera, all valued in excess of $200. Wednesday, June 10, 1981 Kokomo (Ind.) Tribune Planned private park here to be open to the public A new privately owned and operated park which will be open to the public will be built just west of Briarwick Apartments by Dr. Ronald Kolanko and Briarwick Associates Inc.

Kolanko told the Kokomo Plan Commission Tuesday night the two-acre park, which he hopes open this fall, will remain open to the public unless the facility is vandalized. "There are a lack of park facilities in the area and we decided wanted to do something philanthropic for the community," the developer said. "If we can keep young people out of trouble by giving them a place to recreate, we can improve the moral fiber of the community." Kolanko said the park will be known as Briarwick Athletic Field and will contain facilities for softball, basketball and football. The city park department will help plan the field, he said, but no public money will go into its development. He said the park will be surrounded by a chain link fence and Briarwick Associates Inc.

will be responsible for maintenance. The plan commission approved the site plans for the proposed downtown senior citizen apartment building which will be con- Shrubs uprooted in local theft structed at Union and Taylor streets. Construction of the the sevenstory high-rise is supposed to get underway this fall at a cost of $5.1 million. Site plan approval was given to' Harcourt Management Co. which will build First National Bank's new branch office at 1601 N.

Davis Road. Last week, the Kokomo Economic Development Commission recommended the bank receive city-backed revenue bonds to pay for construction. in other action, the commission: -Approved a replat for the Cambridge Place subdivision on Philadelphia Street between Webster and Independence streets. The replat was needed because developers Ronald Kolanko and Joseph Pencek intend to build several duplexes and quadplexes on 14 lots. -Gave final approval to Cedar Crest Enterprises Inc.

for Terrace Meadows subdivision at Alto and Albright roads. Greentown man listed in stable condition A 19-year-old Greentown man. remains in stable condition today at Howard Community Hospital following a car-motorcycle accident in Kokomo Saturday night. According to police reports, Jef. frey D.

Kemp, 121 S. Indiana; Greentown, was driving his motorcycle north on Washington about 11:30 p.m. Kemp's motorcycle collided with a car belonging to Jeffrey L. Diehl, 22, Galveston, when Diehl reportedly pulled out. of the parking lot of McDonald's Restaurant, 3025 S.

Lafontaine in front of him. The report indicated Diehl failed to yield the right of way in the incident. Kemp suffered injuries to his right thigh as a result of the accident. No information on his prognosis was available from the hospital. Hospital notes At Tipton Dismissals Baty, Albert Kokomo.

Dunaway, Carmelita, Elwood. Dunaway, Daniel Elwood. Irion, Wilma Cicero R.R. 1. Roudebush, Omer 115 Dearborn St.

Funerals Roush, Elmer services 10'. a.m. Thursday, Ellers McKibben, George services 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Mur: ray Funeral Home, Kokomo. Durbin, Florence services 1 p.m.

Thursday, Murray Home, Kokomo. Carlile, Lula services 2 p.m. Thursday, Church of the Brethren. Law, Kenneth, services 2 p.m. Thursday, Raven Funeral Home, 1202 Kem Road, Marion.

Smith, Lillian, services 2 p.m.:' Thursday, Pickett Funeral Home, Greentown. If it is worth selling, Want Ads will sell it $888 $588 FEE 1901..